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Xxxxxx, MO xxxxxx
Phonexxx-xxx-xxxx
Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States of America

Veteran s Preference: N/A

Core Competencies

Program Management, Administrative Support, Project Management, Attention to Detail, Customer Service, Coaching/Training, Oral/Written Communication, Risk Analysis, Relationship Building/Management, Critical Thinking, Strategic Planning, Team Motivation, Administrative Operations, Budget Development, Compliance, Process Optimization, Team Building, Staffing, Financial Management, Scientific Research, and Methodology Development

Professional Experience

2012-Present
Sweet Hopes Bakery

St. Louis, MO

Salary: $XX,XXX USD Per Year
Hours: 40-80/week
Supervisor: NA; Phone: NA; Contact; NA

Chief Executive Officer/Founder

Directly manage daily operating and administrative operations within a fast-paced environment with a focus on increasing efficiency and productivity along with simultaneously increasing organizational revenue. Instrumental in the completion of start-up operations which required obtaining appropriate permits, handling financial set-up, and building positive rapport within the community. Design and implement unique standard operating procedures, consistently design innovative products based on customer feedback, and ensure order timelines are met. Utilize superior communication and interpersonal abilities in order to consistently provide superior customer service in addition to successfully analyzing/diffusing complex operational issues. Guided the building of strong business credibility and value in addition to achieving a competitive advantage which increased sales and market growth.

2012-2014

Xxxxxx University-Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

St. Louis, MO

Salary: $38,750 USD Per Year
Hours: 40-50/week
Supervisor: M.N. Frances Yap, Ph.D.; Phone xxx-xxx-xxxx ; Contact; NO

Post-Doctoral Fellow

Performed comprehensive research and investigative work focused on the mechanism of arrested translation and its functional consequences for regulating gene expressions and biogenesis. Utilized superior analytical abilities in order to identify preliminary research data which was used in grant preparation/submission. Completed ribosome profiling of S. aureus in order to obtain a genome-wide library of translation events occurring in the presence and/or absence of macrolide antibiotic.

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Post-Doctoral Fellow Continued:

Experienced in researching new scientific theories and mythologies which were integral in leading projects and obtaining successful outcomes. Planned and implemented project timelines and budgets while simultaneously analyzing and resolving technical issues.

2010-2011
Xxxxxx University-Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

St. Louis, MO

Salary: $37,750 USD Per Year
Hours: 40-50/week
Supervisor: Tomasz Heyduk, Ph. D.; Phone: 3 xxx-xxx-xxxx ; Contact; Yes

Post-Doctoral Fellow

Facilitated the completion of complex research in addition to overseeing a study focused on understanding the initial molecular mechanisms involved in the initial binding of RNAP to the DNA promoter region during transcription. Identified direct evidence of RNAP induced structural deformations of the DNA space region through the use of fluorescence techniques along with utilizing Luminescence Resonance Energy Transfer methodologies. Created comprehensive presentations which highlight research data, developed positive relationships with members of the academic community, and identified innovative scientific theories.

Education

Xxxxxx University

St. Louis, MO

Degree: Doctor of Philosophy, Integrated and Applied Sciences, Chemistry Track

Earned: 2010

Dissertation: Thermodynamic and structural properties of small RNA secondary structural motifs and their role in RNA-protein interactions

Achievements: Obtained 2 graduate fellowships, acted as Teaching Assistant for undergraduate courses, and providing mentorship to high school students

Xxxxxx University

St. Louis, MO

Degree: Master of Science (Research), Chemistry

Earned: 2007

Dissertation: Thermodynamic and structural characterization of single mismatches in RNA

Achievements: Published 2 first-author, peer reviewed journal articles, mentored high school students, and acted as Teaching Assistant for undergraduate courses

Xxxxxx University

St. Louis, MO

Degree: Bachelor of Arts, Biology, Minor in Psychology

Earned: 2005

Achievements: Magna Cum Laude Graduate

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Volunteer Experience

American Chemical Society Younger Chemist Committee

St. Louis, MO

Title: Volunteer/Executive Board Member-Media Coordinator

As Media Coordinator, planned and organized large-scale events within the local community which were focused on providing networking opportunities to young Scientists. Played a lead role in developing and implementing both the Career Management Series and Chemistry Career Night which provided comprehensive information related to career planning, resume preparation, and career paths.

Scientific Publications

Davis, A. R., Gohara, D., Yap, M.-N. F. (2014) Sequence selectivity of macrolide-induced translational attenuation, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000-15384.

Vanegas, P. L., Hudson, G. A., Davis, A. R., Kelly, S., Kirkpatrick, C. C., and Znosko, B. M. (2012) RNA COSSMos: Characterization of Secondary Structure Motifs A searchable database of secondary structure motifs in RNA three dimensional structures, Nucleic Acids Research 40, D439-D444.

Davis, A. R.. Kirkpatrick, C. C., and Znosko, B. M. (2011) Structural characterization of naturally occurring RNA single mismatches, Nucleic Acids Research 39, 1081-1094.

Davis, A. R. and Znosko, B. M. (2010) Positional and neighboring base pair effects on the thermodynamic stability of RNA single mismatches, Biochemistry 49, 8669-8679.

Sheehy, J. P., Davis, A. R., and Znosko, B. M. (2010) Thermodynamic characterization of naturally occurring RNA tetraloops, RNA 16, 417-429.

Davis, A. R. and Znosko, B. M. (2008) Thermodynamic characterization of naturally occurring RNA single mismatches with G-U nearest neighbors, Biochemistry 0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000-10187.

Davis, A. R. and Znosko, B. M. (2007) Thermodynamic characterization of single mismatches found in naturally occurring RNA, Biochemistry 0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000-13436.

Awards/Fellowships/Honors

Carol M. and Joseph R. Franks Graduate Award in Chemistry, 2010

Xxxxxx University Dissertation Fellowship, 2009-2010

Xxxxxx University Monsanto Scholars Fellowship, 2007-2008

American Institute of Chemists Outstanding Graduate Student Award, 2007

Certificate of Achievement in Research Excellence for 3rd place in the Division of 2007 Physical Sciences Poster Session at the 13th annual Xxxxxx University Graduate Research Symposium, 2007

Solutia Award for Excellence in Research awarded to Jessicah Hard (STARS student)

Student Mentor, 2006

St. Louis Section of Sigma Xi Outstanding presentation award at the 12th annual Xxxxxx

University Graduate Research Symposium, 2006

Certificate of Achievement in Research Excellence for 2nd place in the Division of Physical

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Teaching/Mentoring Experience

Physical Chemistry Laboratory Graduate Teaching Assistant, 2008

Organic Chemistry Laboratory Graduate Teaching Assistant, 2008

Biochemistry Laboratory Graduate Teaching Assistant, 2006-2007

STARS Student Mentor, 2006

General Chemistry Laboratory Graduate Teaching Assistant, 2005

General Chemistry Laboratory Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, 2002-2005

Professional Affiliations

American Chemical Society, 2005-2013

Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society, 2009-2012

Alpha Epsilon Lambda, The Honor Society of Graduate and Professional School Student s, 2009-2010

Graduate Student Association Representation for the Integrated and Applied Science Program, 2008-2010

Alpha Sigma Nu, Jesuit Honor Society, 2008-2010